A campervan typically uses more fuel than a passenger car, mainly because of its weight and poorer aerodynamics. Differences between individual models and driving styles can be significant, so the way you drive is one of the most important factors….
Yes, a toilet in a campervan can be used safely and without unpleasant odours if you use the right sanitary chemicals, empty the cassette only at designated disposal points and maintain the seals regularly. Use toilet paper specifically designed for…
Check the maximum permissible mass (MPM) stated in the vehicle registration document and calculate the available payload. This immediately tells you whether the campervan has enough capacity for safe travel. If the vehicle’s mass in running order is already close…
A fixed cassette toilet in a campervan drains waste into a built-in cassette and uses very little water. Right after buying or picking up your vehicle, remember three things: only use paper designed for chemical toilets, close the ball valve…
